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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06
TIE DEruNor WHEAT coRNET
Tho Frisco Exchange Closed Jnui the
Bun Clique settles.

The Frisco Exchange closed Ohl' 'he
Bun Clique settles.
SAN FrhNyI~co, August The wheat
market IL still in most unsettled coudi
ton. No session the Produce Exchange
was held Yesterday, nor il one likely 10 he
held tor several days, In consequence,
there IS no quotation for wheat, and its
valu. is AN unknown quantity. The bulls
,x cue price at ~. ~ per GENITAL while the
other side put it AT Sl.3U.
The committee appointed 10 conclude a
settlement between Rusgnfrld and his cred
itors Is busy getting signatures to the
terms of agreement. This will be COM
plpred IN a day or two, when a market may
again be- made by opening the Produce tN
change call board. The bears are highly
commended Tor their apparent magnamm-
ity toward the bull clique There are some,
however, who claim that the bulls are not
so badly curncred as is generally surpassed,
and that when the present storm has blown
over they may hc.omc rampant again and
failures may Occur.
All fears of panic are over, ani rs soon
A. the settlement of the hull clique Is con
sumated the market will again log along
iu its Old-time way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

LOUISVILLE. KY, August 5.--No addi-
tipnal returns we've received this morning,
and thr situa,iouo. the Kentucky election
- not changed nom last n,"ht'S reports.
Democrats estimate that HucEner'S ma
foritv is ~itely over 10000, and though
Rpuubljraus are claiming that ID will he
under that. their claims are not borne out
hv the returns. Al the larger counties
are in and only lew mountain counties
remain to be heard from, and giving these
NIL to BRADLEY by increased Republican
vote he will not come within ten thousand
of Euckner'S vote.
Republicans claim that if the average OF
rain is maintained in the remaining coun-
ties vet to hear from, Buckner's majority
will be q. .O29. The Democrats nave elected
si1ty-two member of the Legislature; he
puhlicaus eighteen; Union Labor two
Prohibition five, aud not yet reported,
seventeen This is Republican gain oI
i've.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06
\ FATAL ACCIDENT.

4 -. ~ a. Emyloye Run over and Killed.
Last evening at $50 o'clock Joseph
lantz. au employe of the h y o. railroad,
and q resident OF this city, was run down
near the Hrliaire bridge, receiving injuries
which .Instu ms death about = O'clock
I.ant. was rremau Oh freight train, ami
while the Cumberland accommodation was
..taftin. to back over to Brllaire, he Jumped
frnn his engine on 10 the track on which
fine passenger train was backing He
terribly manged aud dragged tOf some
distance, ny the wheels, death resulting as
,hovr His remains were brought up 10
town and taken To his home on South
Market street. Lantz was recently married
and leaves 4 young wife 10 mourn his loss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

MY VIE apd my-.lf were in lad health
tor some fifteen years 'han'rG {" be-
looking over one oI SImn"n-' Liver EeEu-
lator Ahuauacs ana sIw \ II. stephens
and Bishop firfce's name +" t"siiInoni'i-.
I thru obtained some oi the E-IUia'"'r
and can heartily recommend tb" I.i'"i
Regulator TO my friends ~ Al rs"'lIrni
medicipc.m Il f. HARRISON. ~. -,
GOrdOnsyille, Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

LONDON, August "a dispatch from
ST. Thomas says: "Lettrr received at
Stanley Pool from. Henry NJ Stanley an
nounce that the expedition arrived at
Aruwhimi Falls Oh June l., that all thu
members OF the expedition were well, and
that preparations were hclng made lnr The
overland march -
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ALL GUILTY"

The Verdict In TIE Gases OF the ChIcag,
RUudlers.
CHICAGO, August The hoodlers' cas-,
w,s finished to-day. When the judy,
finished reading the Courts Instructions
the case was at once given to the jury.
The Jury was out till y p. m. The
verdict was "AIl guilty
Seven OF the eleven get two years each
hut Commissioners Mccarthy, Oliver, Cas-
SeIlman and Cells escaped with a fine o.
81 .Uuu.
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THE BLOODY GROUND.
IA HuH uIu IEE GOING 0N DOWN N OBJ
hENIJlhl
Ps.fs r Cur, amt Cgcacd Guns 0u tue Outside
Srhe- Praysa, Aa.lles Bloody Encounter
SO N.eaut Witnesses Interrupted
aud SEJ, BY Masked Me-

MuEEHENo. Ky. August "A great
s-us.,t,ou was created yesterday in court BY
q Nar oI words and r,criminatiou between
d b. Logan aud L. T. Young.
I'm the rNaumatiou as to the completely
OF ganJ iurymen, Boone Logan MAS ex-
asprrated 10y e. Il. Young. logan took
up the question and in answer to Youug's
remarks that h,s Boone Logau'sI character
needed investigation, replied
And a- tor YOU, sir, have uudouhted
n.rot ot yyur actions Tor the last ten years
.uaJ wall blug you
Pistol, we're dBwu among friends OF
both sides. aud mauy au ou,nous click
WIS b,uJ rcsouud,ng through the court
r.u-c but the ,nyk,ug oi the niles OF the
soldiers ON guard was heayd 10 echo aiOn-
r..r Wooden walls ug the H.msy building
An ur... ,u load WIS heard from the out
side. .nJ the sound nt the mu-k,tS told the
excited ,.,AI that the ugst move ON the
part Cd. either parity would uy followed b.
q deadly uvr from Jue troops.
4 h1uh,r gUuy is reported To have Ia
Ken place yesterday ut a pIac, called Dry
Creek. uiut miles from this place John
Taylor Jlm krctou, John Vance and FL
hot Martin. were ON their way tu court here
.g, witnesses lu this term. They were met
ar % gang 81. meg, masked AID armed.
They were halted aud their business in
.u.ryt wjn. They refused to trli, wnru
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

Earned runs Wheeling }, Columbus .;
two-hlSe hits, :. White, Bell, Mutton >,
aud Goodieliow; base on balls, by Hauii-
Doe | hit by pitched ball, by Dunn >. by
Hndiboe T. time of game, l.35: umpire,
Bauer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

PERSONS who lead lits of exposure are
suh,ecl to rheumatism, neuralgia aud lum
hago and will lind valuable remedy in
T,r J. II. MClean's Volcanic oil Liniment;
il will bluish pain and subdue inhauma-
tiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

The Cumberland court room yesterday
morning presented scene far SURPRISING
anything that has yet occurred. From the
very beginning the building has been
crowded to overtlowing, but OH Friday the
people began to flock in from all quarters TO
hear the last great speech and the Judge 5
instructions; and possibly await a verdict
in the trial that has attracted more atten-
tion than any other in the criminal annals
OF West Virginia. By five o'clock the
town was full, the streets were continually
clOuded with dust from the passing vehicles;
the trains on the C. and Z. brought in new
crowds and for hours before Court opened
the building was crowded with perspir-
ing mass eagerly awaiting the entrance OF
the prisoner and counsel.
The attorneys and officers were COM
PEELED to tight their way to the front. The
prisoner was led in looking paler aud
weaker than usual. He had no sooner
taken his seat than deadly pallor spread
over his face and he made an effort to
throw open his coat. In Il moment he was
vomiting violently aud had TO he half led
half carried from the Court room. The
scene served only to stimulate the curiOsi-
ty OF the crowd that now seemed to defy
the Sheriff and his deputies. After repeat
ed efforts to clear the aisle and bar in order
to make it possible Tor the proceedings to
continue, Judge Boyd was forced to an.
nOuuce that Court was adjourned To one
o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-06

At Pittsburg- Washington >, Pitts
burg earned Pittsburg / ; Washington
1. crror~, 3 each; base hits, Pittshurg :,
Washington T.; pitchers, Morris aud Gil
murr; umpire, Valentine.
1t New York Brooklyn >; Baltimore !.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :, Nets !.
Al Chicago Chicago :; New York 3.
At Dctroit-Drtroit :; Boston >.
At Luui-yiIe--Cleycland 13; Louis
Vile 10.
AtSt. Louis Cincinnati ;; St. Louis O.
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Effects of II New Man.

}i.,'ia! TttGrgm 20 ~, Reyi5,r.
MANSFIELD, ONO, August 5-"Buck"
West, late OF the Binghampton, \. Y,
club has been signed by Mansfield, and
played centre field to day.
iSSINGS ..........I . g
-audu,Sy ..................i U o q l q q - e
Mausiuli......... 90 ! v q v U y " /
base hits, Mansfield /, Saudusky ;; er-
rors, Mansfield :, Saudusky l. batteries,
Blair and Yak, Clarke and Chrsman;
umpire, Mckinney.
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were downed again by The Kalamaloos in
the presence OF large crowd. Score.

IUV VIV7TVT'NN- VI " I"' ; NtVWU. DVOTt.
iSSINGs-.....-........l . 3 3 t. $50
KuIuuazOO............lO q t . D 0 .-l2
Akron. ................ 20 o U 0 / . / L
Base hits, Akron II, Kalamazoo l6; er-
rors, Akron ., Kalamazoo :; batteries,
Akron, Osborne Bruley and I.anser, Kala-
mazoo, Aldrich aud Dillon; time, 2:2O;
umpire, Flanagan.
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NOTES.

Harry Parker, a former catcher OF Xanes-
vile has been slguCd by Sanduskv.
pto yesterday Bauer was the god Of
umpires. To-day none are 80 poor to do
him reverence.
Mallory pitched in the MluslrId-San-
dusky game Thursday, his club winning
by score Ot% 10 =.
GuoIirllow. Of the late deceased Reading
club, WAS mascot i,r Columbus vester-
day. lie virtually won the game.
Kimber and Sullivan were both too i'll
yesterday TO play and Dunn was compelled
seized with cramps aud Damn will bee COM
prIlcd to pitch again to-day
The .S'air Jooram says five of the Colum-
bus team were on a debauch Monday
night. Perhaps that's what's the matter
with the club. In the language Of Fritz
Grumblmg no sun-ota-gun can play
hall and get drunk. w. Hu'sGcH Ncr,
The Ohio Suite .Iourum man is up in G
when his club wiua, and puts up the
stereutyp,d headlines, The Coming Cham
p,on- Now that the record of twelve
defeats has been broken wr may look for
this. The pyumnt IN sight'-Out is IT.
The J. Morrows has ball club defeated
the Silver Leafs on The old Fair Ground,
Yesterday, 10y a score OF II to = III favor oi
the Morruws The battery iuI tine MOrrOws
was EhciuE and Reed; for the Silver
Lyais Jordan and Miller.
The Riyrrsidrs defeated the Shamrucks
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k;tZoo WINS
sl,sciur T,crom 10 ne H,is'.r.
AKRON, O., August 5.-Tne Akrons
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He wa- renting . stable: that occupied
the time mp 10 halt-past twelve or there
ahouts After that there was dinner, ant
then came the deed OF blood.
Here let me remark the essence of {
secret murder * the taking unlawiully o.
human lite. The circumstance how it was
done or when it was done
MATTERS NOT.
What YOU want are those things that point
10 the guilty man. Now how those par
ties came to their unfortunate death is a
matter Of no moment in its PARTICULARLY
have an idea that the old lady WAS slain
gently, aud that poor Eliza never knew
that her mother had preceded her TO hel
bloody grave 1t i probable that some
may have seen the poor woman walking IN
the yard with the bonnet on
MIR McSweenev read from the testimony
Of Thomas Gardiner ~ to seeing men m
the orchard on Monday. Now this man
does not come within gunshOt of locating
these men In the orchard Il the time Baker
saws they wer, And this man never saw
Mrs. Brown aud Swearlngcn, who must
have been ON the road AZ the
time. These women looked out oven
the orchard. They saw no Baker, they
saw no Gardiner, they saw no t,alston
they saw no three mythical men. And ~
we have some Qne else out there beside
these loose gentlemen who can I tell time
within an hour or an hour and a half
Where was Baker then if he were not II
the orchard,
What does Mr.. Cooke saY - ais bcauti
ful flight: He kept warning you and say
ing what Will you do ii you convict this
nan and Tom Gardiner haunting you IN
your dreams? SO gentlemen, | have taken
Tom Gardiner and what do YOU and there
We find nothing that conflicts with the
testimony Of Mrs. brown and Swearlugrn.
At 2:iu o'clock Mrs. Swearrngen was there
They went 10 the porch. They noticed the
blinds and shutters were closed. They
rang the bell and everything was silent.
She then gOes around the house. She
comes to the kitchen WINDOW and get
around to the door, she opens it and the
door IS slammed IN her face, she eXclaims,
"t.liza, ii il me, let me in, )" and there was
10 answer. On retiring she saw the win
dOws
closed DOWN To THE BOTTOM,
and could see nothing through them.
They rrIpr 10 the white shawls. First
they had a red shawl dark background
next the pane and white shawl over that.
No wonder tngG she did not notice it.
Now let me Try your own red handed client
on that. Baker does not claim to notice
the same thing when he passed there first.
Oh, no did not notice anything and yet
there those windows were. Baker with
Continued on Fourth Page.
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Keeping the Prince out of France.

PARIS, August 5.-lt is stated that the
medical men To try the watcra 0f CautcrctS.
in France, but that Prince Bismarck and
Prince William oppose the suggestion.
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7 was mistaken; OF was hired to do this.
Two or three hundred years ago our courts
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[ Continued on Fourth Page. ]
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THE CHRussuAN CONFERENCE.
(Cbntinued NON Fyra Rose.l

his opinion, the mightiest nation IA the world In
their energy for colonization, and everywhere they
predcminantiy Christian, but stil preserved some
thing OF hereditary paganism. The question was
whether h An CUES are to assim,lsts
what be called the cumulative political perils OF
the city, the Increase OF boodlers the extrsori-
Y srs q N ne a
honest business methods and constituted another
peril OF the city. The real peril OF anarchy was
only city that had succeeded IN legally sappres
anarchy. II Johann Most had lived there last year
he would now be out Of reach Of the petty penal
argued, though, that the cure for anarchy,
the hatred OF all authority, was Christianity. He
sss
ting for want OF concerted action on the part OF the
churches During his remarks he made many
bright points. which were received with applause
when be concluded Rev. Mr.. Lcomis, OF Brook
lyn the author OF Modern Cities" was called out
would preside &C the session tonight, and Mr..
Justice Harlan will preside tomorrow morning.
The President and Mfs. Cleveland, he said, would
O'Clock. twas announced also that a. the 9th.
street Presbyterian church this evening the pro-
liver their addresses there again.
MI. Dodge said that he had received many reso-
snss sSS nouS Be
upon.
The morning session closed o little after IL
O'Clock.
THE AFTERNOON Session.
MP. Justice Strong presided &C the afternoon ses-
sion, which began at O'Clock. when the session
opened a gentleman OF medium stature, attired In
neat Prince Albert coat and gray trousers sat by
Mr.. Strong. He rose and stood beside MIR. Strong
while singing the hymn with which the proceed
ings opened. His complexion was rudy and his
Morse beard neatly trimmed. This was Prof.
H1almar H1orth Boyesen, who was 70 deliver the
nrst address OF the afternoon.
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China 10 is42. In ls45 he resigned his connection
with the American board and became . secretary
and INTERPRETER 20 the new embassy from the
Parker acted as charge danaira and In lS5S he
was maze commissioner OF the United states Gov
eminent, with full power 10 revise the treaty OF
1884. He continued In this position untii ls51,
when ne returned 10 this country. He has since
MS return lived most OF the time In this city and
has been identined with religious and benevolent
WORK. FOR many years he was president OF the
washington CITY Bible society. and in his HOUSE,
was organized the Washington branch VI the
evangelical Alliance, OF which he Is president.
The nrst vice-president IL Bishop T. q. Andrews,
who, to-day, delivered the address OF welcome 70
the conference. This address would naturally
have been delivered by Dr. Parker by virtue OF his
ONCE. bull his health being feeble the duty fell 20
bishop Andrews. Bishop Andrews 10 one OF the
bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
at present secrrtary OF the board OF bishops
He ID Q native OF New Hartford, n. Y,
and Is now sxty years Old. He Joined
the Oneida Conference In lS4s and was transferred
TO the New York East Conference, In which he was
serving as pastor or St. Johns church In New York
city, when he WAS elected q bishop In IsTe After
mis- elevation he made his home for q number OF
years To Ohio, and has In the discharge OF his
omcial duties, Travelled extensively, having had
the superintendency OF number OF the missionary
conferences About eight years ago 10 was deemed
advisable that one OF the bishops should reside
here At the capital, ana he was sent here. His
duties frequently call him from home, but he Ii not
Idle when In the city, for nearly every sunday he
may be heard In some OF the churches
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EYES Fans NOSE

Are all more less affected by catarrh. The eyes be
come inhAned, red and watery, with dull heavy pain
between them there roaring, buzxns noiaes In
the and sometimes the hearing II Affected the
is severe sufferer. with its constant uncomforta
bic discharge bad breath and loss Of the smell
All these dsagreeable symptoms disappear when the
disease Ia cured by Hoods Sarsaparla which exyels
from the blood the mpnrty % I'M which catarrh arises
tones and restores the diseased organs to health.
Hoods sarsapariia has helped me for eAtarrh
and impure blood than anything else ever used" A.
BALL. Syracuse. NY.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
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400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3
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Mama
O. C.
baltimore iMarkets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, December 7.-virginia sizes.
consolidated. 40: tsn-fortes, 36h: new threes. $50
to-uAy.
BALTIMORE. Nd. December Cotton easier and
dull-mlddllng, 1O7s. Flour arm, hardening
tenasncy -howard street and western super. 2.37s
miils super, st.aS1S; do extra S0yas6s: do: Mo
brands. oOA4 Patspsco aup~riattve patent 90;
do. family, 5.l5 Wheat-southern nrm red, SSsYO
amber. YOs92; western lower quiet; No. winter
red. spot and December S4As54H; January, SO ~
s6A,; February: eeA.ac9: May yS,.sy4. Corn-south-
and Gull; mixed spot new % bid; year. 55h.56:
SOP asked Oats nr,n, win active demsnd-southern
ana aa rsnnsylsahia 3ts'1 western white: 5os3y;
snd eas,-priine to choice western. 13.OOAl5OO.
Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork Ia25.
Bulk meats-shoulders aud clear Rib sides, packed,
7aa9. Bacon-shoulders. 74sSA; clear rib SIDES,
~; hams i2slIsa Lard-rei,ned, ~; Butter nrm-
24a%5; hmeu. l6alS. Petroleum steady-rehned. "a
Coffee easy and duikio oafgoes, ordinary to fair,
l7&a1S. Sugar higher-A soft, z; copper refined
higher md active IAN. Whisky STEADY, L14sl.I6.
Eeights Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton, 7-32d
-four. s. 81 gram a heceipssonou =. barrels
wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; osts,
24.uO0 bushels Shipments-hour. 2,71o barrels :
"a 900 bushels. Salos-wheat, 49,, 900 bushels;
cOrD $4,000 bushela
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one OF the most active
members OF the Washing
ton branch Is Rev. DIR.
A. w. PiIxer. DIR. Pit
ger has been secretary OF
the Washington Branch
OF the Evangelical Al
lance. lie was born at
Salem, Va, nifty three
years ago, graduated at
the Hampden-sidney col
lege, and subsequently
from the Danviile Theo-
logical Seminary. He
was appointed pastor OF
a church at Leayenworth,
KanS., and subsequently,
served churches at Spar
"a, Ga, and Liberty, Va.
He organized the Gen.
trail Presbyterian church
In this city in 1865, and
has been Its pastor ever
since. He Is professor OF
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TEE INTERsrATE CoNMERcE CoMn1ssIoN.-The

The INTERSTATE COMMERCE C0NAIssr0N.-The
arguments In the case OF Riddle, Dean & Co. VS..
the PiltsDurg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
were completed yesterday before the Interstate
commerce Commission, and tomorrow counsel
will be heard In argument. The Commission
to-day gave q hearing in the case OF
y: D. Reynolds, who complains that the
Co. have raised the rates for the TRANSPORTATION OF
railroad tiesfrom kfDzua, sugar Kun, Corydon,
Pa; Wolf Run and Quaker BriIge In New York. to
oaiananca, Otedn ami Rochester, N.Y.. SO that all
trafilc In said ties ceased, except sales to said
raliroad. In the meantime, the rate on lumber re-
malneu the ga me- Mr. K. A. Nash represented the
0mpany.